Muzaffarabad / New Delhi: several noisy explosions have been heard in several places in Pakistan and Pakistani cashmere On Wednesday, May 7, India said that it had attacked “terrorist infrastructure” on nine sites, and Pakistan responded.
Pakistan reported that at least three people had died and 12 injured, according to an initial assessment.
After the explosions, the power was blackened in Muzaffarabad, the capital of the Pakistani cashmere, said witnesses. It was not immediately clear what the explosions were.
Police and witnesses reported bombing between India and Pakistan troops in three places along the Kashmir border.
The Ministry of Defense of India said in a statement on Wednesday that at least nine sites had been targeted “where terrorist attacks against India had been planned”.
“Our actions have been targeted, measured and not climbed. No Pakistani military installation has been targeted,” said the press release, adding that “India has demonstrated a considerable restriction in the selection of targets and the execution method.”
“We are up to the commitment that managers of this attack will be held responsible,” the statement said.
